“Now BrotherPeaceMaker is simply deleting my posts when he sees them. I haven’t posted at that God forsaken site in about a year.

If by “year” he meant a few days ago when he tried to leave a comment on my post titled Freedom Of Speech Is Not Entitlement To Be Heard that I moved to his special folder, then I have to agree with him.. Otherwise, it looks like Destructive Feedback made five comments to my articles in the past year. Two of his comments were made to articles on this blog, three comments were to one of the articles I posted on the AfroSpear. As if I needed more proof to see that he is not only intellectually mistaken but he is a straight up bold faced liar. He says that he hasn’t posted any comments to my godforsaken blog in the past year but then complains that I simply delete his comments. He is a liar! And like most people who try to avoid the truth, he cannot keep his lies straight and if anybody bothers to look, all it takes is a cursory glance to see that his statements don’t add up. He is so caught in spinning his web of untruths that he doesn’t even bother to see that he will contradict himself in the very next sentence.

“First he started attempting to debate with me. A losing cause for him.”

I have to admit, this is one of those rare moments where I find that we are in perfect agreement. He is most correct when he says that at first I was willing to dialogue with him. But after sampling his perverted thought processes, I’m reminded of the words of Massachusetts Representative Barney Frank and I have to ask, “On what planet do you spend most of your time?” You see, I tried to get through to whatever remains of anything resembling logical thought in his thinking process. But like Mr. Frank said to the young lady at the town hall, “Trying to have a conversation with you would be like arguing with a dining room table.” And right now I’m in no mood to argue with a dining room table. Although I must admit the table would probably have a far more logical argument than the nonsense Feedback sputters. So people will have to forgive me if I look for more intelligent conversation elsewhere. Like with my sofa. As soon as I’m through with Feedback there’s a good chance I’ll turn away from my desk and say, “Excuse me Mr. Sofa but I had to reply to some idiotic liar. Now, where were we…”

I really didn’t want to post a link to Feedback’s little blog. After looking at his visitors counter and the fact that he has been writing his Black People Under a Microscope since February of 2008, I figure he is getting about twenty five hits per day on average, maybe even less more recently. Now I’m pretty sure he has a few family members and friends who frequent his site on a regular basis. But I’m also sure that the majority of the people who visit his blog come away thinking, What the fuck is this? I was looking for black microscopes! What the hell is this Microscope on Black People on the Web With Windows 2.0 shit, or whatever this crap is trying to be? That Google Search really can suck some times!

With all the complaining he does about the shortcomings of black people and his total focus on the faults of the black community, I would imagine that Feedback’s visitors count would be off the chain and his fan base would appeal to anybody with a conservative mindset and somewhat of a racist streak that would be more than happy to accept the racial disparity that continues to plague the black population in general. But even that large pool of potential visitors finds his blog too nonsensical to frequent on a regular basis.

While he continues to pull his dining room table impersonation, trying his best not to understand why anyone would ban him from their website, then again knowing him it probably is no act at all, other people come to my blog and can engage in a conversation like adults. But Feedback has a way of engaging people that disagrees with him that resembles recent town hall conservative’s behavior. He has no interest in dialogue. He has no need for talk. All he wants is any attention he can get. He is so desperate for somebody’s approval, anybody as long as they are not from the black community, to the point that he would do so at the expense of anything that might remind him of the need for integrity.

No one here or from the AfroSpear forced Feedback to start his 2.0 blog. He started it totally on your own in a bid to justify his hatred of his black self. And the simple fact of the matter is that as much as I don’t care for anything about him, the loathing he has for his self pales in comparison. He started his blog to feed his hatred of black people. He really needs to come to terms with the decisions he has made and quit thinking he is going to change me or anyone else with the dribble that he tries to pass as a blog.

Peace

Sent: Friday, September 25, 4:39 AM
Article: The following comment was made by Feedback on his own blog on my behalf…

One of the operatives who motivated me to create this “Microscope On Left Wing Bias In The Black Blogesphere” (the original title) strikes again.

BrotherPeace Maker has deleted yet another one of my posts on his honorable blog.

This man prefers to spew left biased hatred and distortions in an unchecked manner. Yet when I confronted him over the years – ATTEMPTING to put his arguments into a larger framework in regards to the INCUMBENCY OVER BLACK AMERICA WHERE WE LIVE IN OUR HIGHEST CONCENTRATIONS – and thus point out the irony of his exclusive focus on the outsider – HE WOULD HEAR NONE OF IT.

First he started attempting to debate with me. A losing cause for him.

Then he changed his policy. My comments were migrated from the main posting area over to some folder reserved for “Constructive Feedback”.

I created this blog so that I could post MY COMMENTS made on BQPFRC sites which were prone to delete my words so that I can have a recording of how they were unable to deal with someone who challenged their leftist orthodoxy as applied to the Black Community.

Now BrotherPeaceMaker is simply deleting my posts when he sees them. I haven’t posted at that God forsaken site in about a year.

We see that neither Barack Obama nor BrotherPeaceMaker is willing to “meet with their enemies with no preconditions”.

“…individuals looking for enlightenment about a complex issue must also know that from your blog – they will ONLY be treated to that which YOU find worthy of posting…

Well DUH!!! I think that’s what I said!

However, I must admit, because of the lesson you taught me early in my blogging career, the lesson that not all of my visitor’s nonsense is fit for publishing, you are a special exception and your nonsense will always be welcome here, and only right here.

Peace

Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 7:20 PM
Article: Freedom Of Speech Is Not Entitlement To Be Heard

[quote] Truth be told, I don’t I have to look around anything. Racism and racial prejudice oozes and flows all around us like sunshine on a sunny day on the sunny side of the planet Mercury.[/quote]

Wow – What a coincidence that I come by your blog after no less than 10 months and you are talking about “the right” to post on your blog.

I agree with you that you are the ultimate editor of the content that appears on your blog.

At the same time individuals looking for enlightenment about a complex issue must also know that from your blog – they will ONLY be treated to that which YOU find worthy of posting.

Your consideration of RACISM appears to be stuck in a one way flow…

I never said my observations are more valid than yours. In fact, if you’d bother to read our previous exchanges, I initially engaged you with the respect I freely give to visitors to my blog. Unfortunately, I discovered that the respect I was giving you was not returned. It was you who had the attitude that your observations were more valid than mine. When I tried to agree to disagree with you, that we should be willing to respect each other’s approach to issues, you continued your attack on me. You didn’t respect me enough to even agree that we can disagree.

That was just a couple months after I launched my blog. Back then I thought it was important to be all inclusive and post comments from anybody and everybody who paid my young site a visit. But you never returned the sentiment.

I came to the realization that you were little more than a self hating black man who trolls the net looking for conflict with other black bloggers that do not share your opinion that the problems of the black community are rooted solely within the black community and the racially generic dominant community that is predominantly white would remain blameless. I may not have all the answers and I may not understand the problems fully. But your idea that the dominant community is blameless and is therefore not obligated to help the black community in its predicament of perpetual second class existence is truly perplexing.

As the weeks went on, and with a regular basis, you felt obliged to come to my blog and attack. I considered you a cancer to my blog and to the black community and took the attitude that your less than helpful comments and constant attack on my position, because you felt so superior, entitled you to special considerations. You are the only individual on this blog with his own perpetual article. You are truly a special case.

I found it pretty funny how you ran across my article on the Afrospear and started to attack me there. I ignored your first comment thinking that you were entitled to your opinion. But after someone else responded to what they described as your rant, you ignored them and continued to attack me in your second comment. You learned absolutely nothing from our first exchange.

So now you claim that you’re ready to hold your tongue. I doubt it. But to answer your question, I don’t feel my observations are more valid than yours. I simply think that my willingness to look at the entire picture of what is affecting the black community, including the pressures placed by the dominant community, is a more valid approach to understanding the myriad of problems. As long as you focus only on your hatred for the black community I doubt if you will ever understand. All black people are not the problem. The problems stem from a minority of black people that are used to judge the entire black community. You would see that if you didn’t have so much hatred for black.

I have to admit that every now and then, when I get one of those rare visits from someone from your blog, I’ll take a look to see what you’re up to. I must admit I got a kick out of your article telling your visitors that I gave you your own article. Right after I slammed the door on you over at the Afrospear you wrote the article as if it was news. I noticed you left out the fact that my article was written back in August of 2007. Why did you wait so long? Was it some lame attempt to get back at me?

Soon, we will come up on our two year anniversary. June 25th will be exactly two years since you first darkened my in box. How will we mark the occasion? Will we try to do something a little more civil? Will you act like someone who wants to engage in a dialogue of mutual respect? Are you ready to open your ears and listen as well as talk? I seriously doubt it. My bet is that nothing will change and you will continue with your contempt of me and anything associated with the black community. But that’s okay. You are more than entitled to be a jerk if that’s what you truly are. Just don’t expect to be a jerk here.

Peace

Sent: Thursday, June 4, 9:43 PM
Article: Walk Around The Block

Interesting set of observations Brother Peace Maker.

I will withhold all critical commentary of your experiences lest I get moved to the folder that you have reserved for my posts.

I just wonder why you feel that “YOUR OBSERVATIONS” of the threat to the community from the “internal termites” who ultimately don’t give a DAMN about the Black Community are more valid than MINE?

As far as I know there are no rules as to who can make comments or not. It is totally up to the discretion of the administrators of the blog. Some people are welcomed. Some people are not. It’s not a matter of who disagrees or agrees with me. I have plenty of comments from people who disagree with me on a wide variety of issues. I welcome disagreement because defending my position helps me define and refine my position. So the fact that we disagree cannot be the reason for your exclusion. It’s not a matter of who curses at me or not although I’m pretty sure cursing me will not get your comments posted.

If you were open to an honest discussion about the issues affecting the black community and respected dissenting opinions maybe things would be different. Maybe if you were honest about providing constructive feedback or criticism then you could be tolerated. But you have an agenda full of bias against black people that I do not particularly care for. And instead of you keeping your rants to the topic on hand, you have an abnormal tendency that borders on the pathological to always see issues from the typical dominant community that is predominantly controlled by white people’s perspective that the vast majority of black people are negative and in the wrong.

If I thought engaging you in a conversation would be helpful to either one of us gaining a better understanding of the others position then I would. When you first commented on my blog I tried to discuss pertinent issues with you. But we both know that discussion is useless. You may think that I’m judgmental with “highly agendized” attacks. However, I think you are a closed minded bigot with a hatred for all things black and your comments are rarely anything more than nonsense in support of racism against black people.

Mr. Feedback, in one of your latest rants you wrote, “Why did your member ‘Brother Peace Maker’ FABRICATE this tale about Saltman’s views about Jena LA and ‘the noose’”. I fabricated nothing. I made a comparison of behavior of a politician to school yard bullies. And then you have the audacity to say, “I am not surprised that in YOUR JUDGMENT my questioning of your highly agendized attacks are considered ‘harassment’ of you”. Are you really so obtuse or are you just pretending? Do you honestly fail to see a connection here or do you just refuse to acknowledge the connection?

The bottom line is that it is just one thing that inspires me to grant you the special treatment of having your comments corralled to a single point to minimize the taint of your perspective. However, it is not the entire collection of thoughts revealed in your rather maniacal writings and your selective reasoning patterns that prevents you from seeing the racist forest because of your favoritism of a single tree. Your main offense, if that’s what you need to call it, is that right now, I simply just don’t like you.

Peace

Sent: Saturday, January 11, 7:40 AM
Article: It’s Always A Joke When It’s About Black People (AfroSpear)

BrotherPeaceMaker:

I am not surprised that in YOUR JUDGMENT my questioning of your highly agendized attacks are considered “harassment” of you.

You are a perfect example of why there needs to be more than one news source to prevent editorial bias from controlling the messages that are put forth.

For the record while I don’t believe that the song is “racist” I do believe that all parties should work to keep ancillary references to a person’s individual characteristics out of the political debate.

With this as a reference you and others are gross violators of your own desire to draw a line in the sand. Clarence Thomas/Condi Rice and many others who disagree with you would be the biggest beneficiaries if you were to abide by the same rules you seek to limit your ideological adversaries to.

It is comical to me that you have found it necessary to give me “special treatment” on my posts. If you can find a SINGLE POSTING RULE that I have violated in posting on your propaganda blog I would love to see it. Did I curse at you? Did I call your mama names? Or was my main offense that I disagreed with you?

In fact, your comments do not deserve to appear at all. We have been down this road before. You came to my original blog with your nonsense and harassment. I tried to be a gracious host and tolerate your shenanigans. But you have taught me an important lesson: Not everyone deserves to be heard all the time. More importantly, some people don’t deserve to be heard at all if it can be helped. Just in case you’re wondering you are most likely in the latter group. That’s why on my original blog, I took all of your comments and put them in their own separate little space. Instead of you learning a lesson and adjusting your tactics, you want to continue exactly where you left off.

Please note that from this point on, your comments will no longer appear on any of the articles I share with the people of the AfroSpear. I’m sure the readers there would miss nothing if you and your seriously less than helpful commentary never appeared. However, so that people can experience the rantings of a black man who has difficulty following a choo-choo train of thought, a black man who can laugh at political leadership from white politicians that is blatantly insensitive to black people and yet curse any and every black politician that exist, a black man that appears to despise his own blackness and the blackness of others, the readers of AfroSpear can read your nonsense here. People with warped thought patterns like yours should not be allowed to freely infect others. You shall not pass.

Peace

Sent: Saturday, January 10, 12:35 PM
Article: It’s Always A Joke When It’s About Black People (AfroSpear)
A response to a comment by King Politics

No doubt King Politics. I am sure that the ONLY reason why you didn’t refute my statements is because I was “ranting”. The factual truth placed in the framework of a RANT is still the truth. Didn’t Shakespear say something like that?

Mind you that YOU are the one who gets to define the “rant-iness” of one’s work.

King Politics – is it DIVERSITY that you are ultimately fighting for as a Black person or EFFECTIVE RESULTS within your community? While the Democrats showed great diversity in Denver the fact is that the Black voting bloc is one group that has the biggest gap between their political LOYALTIES and their satisfaction with the RESULTS that are obtained WITHIN THE BLACK COMMUNITY. Is it possible that it is not just the REPUBLICANS that need to change?

[quote]Even black Republicans, like Sophia Nelson take offense at the parody.[/quote]

This one lady’s opinion makes it so?
I see why you didn’t response to my direct analysis of the manufactured story by Brother Peace Maker. I forgive you.

Sent: Wednesday, December 31st, 1:25 PM
Article: It’s Always A Joke When It’s About Black People (AfroSpear)

[quote]Mr. Saltsman obviously has the same sense of humor as those white students back in Jena, Louisiana who thought hanging a noose under a tree was a good joke to play on black students. It was only after the manifestation of some of the worst racial disparity began to collect the nation’s attention with marches coordinated by members of the black community from every corner of the country did some people see that hanging nooses isn’t just fun and games but something to be taken seriously. Mr. Saltsman probably needs to learn the same lessons about his race tinged humor.[/quote]

Excuse me my friends at Afro-Spear:

Did you miss this “Magical” insertion into the story that you deemed fit for syndication?

Why did your member “Brother Peace Maker” FABRICATE this tale about Saltman’s views about Jena LA and “the noose”? Are there any mandates for references to back up your contributor’s claims? Or does the fact that it flows with the general sentiment – it is good enough for you to syndicate?

What is my opinion of the “Barack The Magic Negro” song?

It is funny. In the context of the Rush Limbaugh Show – it is appropriate.
An official seeking appointment within a political party should indeed use more discretion in what he is associated with.

I did notice that the title said “Jokes on Black people”. Why is it that the same people who stone Justice Clarence Thomas with the most vile racial epithets are offended by the smallest of slights by THE WHITE MAN?

It appears to me that if you seek to draw a line that you don’t want your adversaries to cross that you would also have a line that you would not cross.

Then again – if this were so – you would lose your essential character now wouldn’t you?

Why are you worried about the Republicans willingness to embrace diversity more than you concern yourself with the Black community’s IDEOLOGICAL BIGOTRY? We have more Progressives running our community than ever before and yet our future has never been more at risk in certain areas. Who is the bigot as they keep voting against their own best interests due to hatred?

I don’t know why we should hold only our locally elected Democrats accountable. We need to hold everyone accountable as well. People are the ones who make the difference, not the politicians.

Peace

Sent: Sunday, December 7th, 7:41 PM
Article: What A Difference Two Years Make

[quote]There was an article about Barack Obama and his nomination of Hillary Clinton as his secretary of state. The next thing you know we were talking, round two. But, gone was the suspicion that I was way too confrontational in my thinking. This sibling actually listened to me without defending the system with every breath. We talked about Barack Obama and what little it actually means to the black community other than we can teach our children that if they too turn their back on the black community that they can do great things for the racial status quo.[/quote]

I figured that Obama had a lot of “gravitational pull” to do a lot of magic among Black folks who previously weren’t motivated toward obtaining an education. I am actually happy that his election has allowed your family to bury the hatchet.

Obama sure wan’t marketed on HOW LITTLE he would mean to the Black community.

If only you all would hold your locally elected Democrats accountable – they do make all of the difference in the world.

Peace

Sent: Monday, October 29th, 9:16 AM
Article: Black People Want Handouts

BrotherPeaceMaker:

[quote]Everybody in America knows that a black person trying to find a job is trying to get a handout. A lot of people are more than happy to make the assumption that any black person searching for a job is unqualified for whatever job he or she is applying for regardless of experience or training.[/quote]

Who are these EVERYBODY that you speak of?

What do you make of these people and their mindset that has been conditioned by the “Black Quasi-Socialists”?
http://withintheblackcommunity.blogspot.com/2007/10/conditioned-mentality-of-ghetto-and.html